At the end of “Lamb to the Slaughter” by Roald Dahl, Mary Maloney begins giggling because she overheard the men talking and ironically one of the men stated that the weapon is probably right under their nose. And this is only ironic because the weapon used to kill her husband was the dinner the men were eating and that was also right under their nose. Mary, also laughed because she that it was humorous that these men did not and would not catch her. She played it off so well, even the book stated that she acted as if she really didn’t know he was dead, and that she didn’t kill him. After the police leave the house, I predict Mary will think about it for a while, laugh, and then find another man to love and murder.
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ReplyDeleteLOL! Love The Picture By The Way. Haha Your Story Is Like Mine, Funnii.Umm You Made A Mistake. Look "Mary, also laughed because she that it was humorous that these men did not and would not catch her." It Should Be "Mary, also laughed because she thought it was humorous that the men would not suspect her or catch her." Just Looking Out Gamberro. Also " After the police leave the house." "After the police left the house? I Love The Ending "and then find another man to love and murder."
ReplyDeleteI agree with Nora, you do need a few fixs
ReplyDeleteI agree Joesph, we are all on the same track. Mary must be really crazy.
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ReplyDeleteSounds good to me, good job jo jo.
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